Finding and centering yourself or your organization around the "Why" we do what we do provides a north star to propelling you towards success. Once you have that, you are able to head to what you are going to do and how you are going to do it. Tune in while I speak with Elizabeth Greer on the importance of finding your Why.

Join us in this episode as I am joined by professional actor and BFA/MFA coach, Elizabeth Greer as we discuss the how and why someone would want to pursue an MFA the theater. We dive into thoughts about what to expect, what you will need, and what are the benefits to pursuing higher levels of education as you continue your professional journey.

Join me when I talk with Alycyn Keeling, Executive Director of the Wallace Theater in Levelland, Texas, and board member of the League of Historic American Theatres to discuss how a political and business mindset and background have led her along her path to revive the Wallace Theater in her hometown and provide leadership to other historic theater operators.

Join me as I speak with Raymond Bobgan, Executive Artistic Director of Cleveland Public Theater, as we delve into the importance of community connections and using performing arts as a voice for social justice.

Join me as I host a special guest, the talented Elizabeth Greer, where we discuss the art of authenticity and action in theater. She discusses her decades of experience in performance on stage and on screen and how she has leveraged that into success in the industry.

Join me as I sit down with James Hart, author of Classroom Exercises for Entrepreneurship: A Cross-disciplinary Approach and co-founder of the Society for Arts Entrepreneurship Education as we discuss the importance of the business mindset for those in the arts and how the entrepreneurial mindset plays an important part in success.

Join me as I meet with David Glowacki, Chief Production Officer for the Embassy Theater in Fort Wayne, Indiana to discuss all things health and safety and what it means to create a senior-level position overseeing production operations in a historic venue.

I invite you to join me as I speak with Tony Sias, CEO and President of Karamu House Theatre, about guiding America's oldest black producing theatre from tumultuous times, through renovations, and more as we discuss the challenges of leadership in today's professional theater.